Book, Chapter

1     Int, 1   | reproach if it is neither as eloquent nor as elegant as Augustine
2       5, VI  |      comely and his language eloquent. But they who extolled him
3       5, XIII|     thy devoted servant. His eloquent discourse in those times
4       7, V   |   Word, by which thou makest eloquent the tongues of the dumb -
5       9, XXI |      they are not themselves eloquent - and further, there are
6       9, XXI |  people who would like to be eloquent, from which it follows that
7       9, XXI | their senses that others are eloquent and have been delighted